Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-11-24
cLanEmoaE cuLLINos.
AFTER a Proirssied silence "Tyses's" Vote. Is
igain Heard.


Again Heard.
Prepare 10 give thanks.
Autumn IL now on her fall tour.
--serenade par,ie, are all the 20 iatsIy.
M sherman ssnders is the best barber in
town.
--whsrs was doc " Sunday last. Novsm-
bor Goth.
--Mr. ~ Beard visited Tulsa Saturday and
Sunday last.
--Mr. John Palmer has moved his family to
". Gibson.
The wheat is looking splendid bu, ls need
ing rain brdly.
Our doctor has about recovered from the
wildcat attack.
Miss sue Ramsey was the guest Of Mrs. G.
d. Ward last sunday.
Mr. Tuce Chambers shipped car Of wheat
TO Missouri last week
Two good horses 70 trade for corn. In
quIre at the postofhee.
Tho early riser gets nno view at the
bright and morning star.
Several immense noeks OF swans nsw
south the past few days.
Mira. n. P. Lindsey Is visiting relatives
and friends in Chouteau.
Mr.. J. W Rals;on's many friends are glad
to see him with us again.
All the prominent politicians from this Vi
cinlty are now at the capital.
Wonder how It would seem 70 see the west
bound train on time once again.
Rev. A. d JACKIE will preach next sun-
day afternoon al O'Clock, in the wAybourne
building
The West Point school is progressing
splendidiy under the management OF Miss
Minnie GTeenway.
ID L. Denny shipped six cara Of cattle
Sunday. c. NJ. Mcclellan shipped ono load
and Jim Taylor two loads Monday.
MIR. L. W MARKS shipped ten or twelve
cars Of walnut logs the past few days from
here ard the switch just below town.
--DscoctiOn Charley is spending the most Of
his time in the country OF late at Mr. q. W
Eston's. We understand he attends church
At oowAia quite frequently.
MIR. WIN. Fry was confined to his room
several dAya last week with rheumatism. We
are glad to say however at the present writ.
ing, he is up and at his post again.
Mr. VIM. Davis, an experienced black
smith and wood workman is now permanently
locstod here and has about completed his shoT
and in few days will be ready to 10 any and
all kinds OF work in either line.
November p. 1881. IrUcA.
C.L. s. C.-Next meeting first Tues
day in December. II is expected all
the members will by that time have
finished the required reading in the
Chautauquan and history. Seven 9TH
or new members Joined at last meeting.
Following is the program for Tuesday
evening. Dec. 6:
7. Notices.
7:0l Devotions.
7:05. Middle Ages. Mrs. Swain.
7:l5. Homes Of American Authors.
Mrs. Csss.
7:25. Current LiterAture.-Mr Good
ykontz.
7:35. U. S. History Mrs. Marks.
7:45. Sunday Readings.-Mrs. Miller.
1855. Hygiene.-Miss Jones.
sos. American Literature.-Mjss 81
Emery.
s:l5. History and literature Of tho
far East. Miss Timberlake.
s:25. Salt Making.-Mr. Blakeney.
s:35. Homes OF American Authors.
Miss Pauline Patton.
s:45. Civil Service Reform.-Mr. Nc
Carthy.
sos The question: Have you reaC
according TO agreement all the requir
ed readings in the Chautauquan and
history of the United States. for the
months OF October and November?
900. Business.
Spectators are welcome.
Mr.. Mccarthy will send for books OF
Monday, 2Sth inst. Ali persons desir
ing any books may order through Mr.
Mccarthy il the cash accompanies tn
order.